@CitrusStorm:

Hey man. There is a bright side here. It means sleep is never boring. It also means you might want to buy a dream catcher. Or ten.

You never know, there might be. Than you and all of your dogs of queer names will fit right in! Oh what a trip that would be!

I highly reccomend going there if you have a chance. Its really fun- if not a little smoggy. But than again I was in London and MAN. The air was TERRIBLE there.

I wouldn't know. *laughs* I've never had fondue before.

Now see, I cannot reveal my secrets! Such a thing just is not right! And besides- it spoils the fun.

matt

@kisskiss-bangbang:

That makes total sense. I was fated to have the strange nightly treks from the beginning, then. ><

No, never been to Britain... Hey, I don't know, maybe there's been a fad over there in the last 20 or so years to name kids after Greek gods. I do have to visit there someday in the future, though.

It's just as great as real-life fondue! Especially the nice cheese with the wine mixed in... *getting hungry just thinking about it*

You're an illusionist? I thought so. It's all clear to me now! ...Or is it? This isn't another one of your illusions, is it?

Hey, I can't take credit for that. It was all L's (K2's) idea.

@CitrusStorm:

Maybe. People who daydream alot tend to have very queer dreams, so I would not pass on chalking it up to that.

There is always time enough for that. Have you ever been to Britian?? There could be lots of blokes named that-- you just havn't met them. Count that- neither have I. But I refuse to give in! I have high hopes of such a man!

Ohhhh I should try that sometime. Seeing as I have never done that before I suspect it would make life wonderful!

Illusion magic. Some powerful stuff there hun.

Oh very covert. Congrats to your second K key. Very smart having a disgue as anouther letter.

matt

@kisskiss-bangbang:

Well, I do daydream a lot of crazy things during the day... do you think that that is trickling down into my sleep?

Why yes I do! Though I've yet to meet any upperclass British sirs named Dionysus.

I used that bread in some fondue. Makes everyday life a little more fun.

No, seriously, I have to know how you set that up. What magic did you use?

One of the K keys is disguised as the L key. It just pretends to be an L key by pumping out Ls whenever it's pressed. For covert missions and the ilk.

@MangaKid:

I'm a cool storm. >.< That makes me so happyyyyy.

@CitrusStorm:

Kinda makes sense. Maybe you've always wanted a dog? And maybe you have an over active imagination and you like to think of situational options to silly and mostly unbelieveable senarios. Just a thought.

Those are some very upperclass british names you have there. Have a thing for high class do yea luv?

Yup. If ever a thing that we all wish we could live without, yet we can't it would be that. *shrugs* But such is the bread of everyday life.

I'm in tune with your surroundings luv. *laughs* All kidding aside, yes quite uncanny.

You have two K's on your keyboard? My my! What sort of keyboard do you have that has a duplicate key! Such a wonder!

matt

@kisskiss-bangbang:

Agreed. Though there are some scientific theories about how dreams work as a mechanism for plotting reactions to different events... If that were true, though, it wouldn't explain my mind's workings at all.

What can I say? I like creative dog names. Forget Scout, Spike, Bowser, and Fido. Give me Biscuit, Clancy, Hawthorn, and Dionysus any day. =]

That muscle... I think I know which one you're talking about and I concur.

As soon as I read "stand-up guy" in your comment, I heard Joey on an episode of Friends in the next room say the exact same thing. Uncanny... But I thank you for your appreciating and I likewise appreciate your presence here.

Don't worry about that; the Ks on my keyboard are very possessive of each other. They despise third wheels.

@MangaKid:

Totally true... And I should be able to appreciate that, after my residential stay in the storm capitol of Florida. ><

You need to reply to my other PM first, Jen! Then we can move on to this next discussion topic. =P

@CitrusStorm:

I don't really think reliving things is pretty awesome. I mean, you've gone through it once there is no need to see it again. Unless its awesome. But it never is...

A Pembroke Welsh Corgi named Biscuit? You have some intreatsing dreams mate. Some even more intreating dog names.

Brains are jerks, thats why. Those, and that gaint muscle that sides slightly left in your thorasic cavity. Jerks, both of them. Never agreeing on anything. *makes face*

Well I am glad such terrible grey clouds have been removed, no matter how small the amount was! It is good to hear your spirits may have been lightened, even a little bit. *ruffles hair* You're a pretty stand up guy from what I've seen, so of course I appreciate you!

KK? Thats a new one for me. *laughs* Becareful there luv that you don't throw in anouther K. *grins*

matt

@MangaKid:

Pleasure mixed with pain and all that, I guess. Such is life.

But I thank you for being here for me (in a delayed, message-y manner such as it is xP).

I'd be happy to go into more detail about my dream via PM if you're interested. (Well, not happy in the case of bringing the dream up again, but happy in the sense of talking to somebody else about it.) Of course, I'm a little curious as to those dreams of yours as well. =]

@kisskiss-bangbang:

I couldn't say, because I've never relived things in my sleep - it's always new stuff when there is a dream there. Saturday night, I dreamed I had a little Pembroke Welsh Corgi and I named her Biscuit. She was ridiculously cute.

Why do brains think they have license to do such things to us? I can just hear it laughing.

Thank you so much for your kind words, KK. It's nice to know that there are people out there who appreciate me and what I do. You've helped to swat some clouds from my head. =]

@CitrusStorm:

Yea I've never had that happen before. I'm ever so thankful, but I wonder if having one of those is a little better than having a vivid memory relived.

Those are the worst luv. I know how you feel with those kind of dreams. Ah such bittersweet cruelty! We both have scumbag brains luv.

Oh come now luv. I worry about you! More so when I hear of such saddness in your life. 'Tis horrible to hear that a man so wonderful as you is so full of woe!

You let me know if I can do anything, alright luv?

matt

@kisskiss-bangbang:

Unreal nightmares are something else. 10-foot demons rampaging your hallways, the ground cracking open underneath your feet, living meteors smashing cities, being on the run from scientists in a space station... It really is like momentarily being stuck in a movie.

What you said about the being real part... TOO TRUE. T.T But my mind doesn't have to rub it in my face. I have a scumbag brain, letting me dream about a relationship I never could've had and giving me the cold morning air instead.

I do thank you for your concern. I'll probably feel better tomorrow.

I don't think I've ever had a bad nightmare dream thing where what happened in the dream didn't happen in real like. Ushally they are memories that are vividly real, or distored and really creepy.

Having awesome dreams is sort of bittersweet. 'Cause they ain't coming true and it realy sucks. Like-- their always very real and when you wake up you want them so bad to be real it hurts.

On a personal standpoint, the first option is the worse, since I have yet to experience the second one. I know the first one way to well.

You feel'en alright though hun??

matt

I'm glad you found it so thought-provoking. You also proved the power of dreams with your Animal Crossing story. XD

The depression is not too big of a deal; it'll be gone before long. It was just such a nice dream... Something like that'll probably never happen and that is just tearing up my gut. =[